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I am thinking about selling my 2003 Cab and posted an add in the classifieds of my local Porsche club.
The car is in terrific condition, has 44k miles and Porche CPO until March 2009. Options include:
- Black Full Leather
- Power Seat Package
- Porsche Crest in Headrest
- Heated Front Seats
- 18" Carrera wheels
- PSM
- Bose Surround Sound system
- Soft Ruffled Leather seats
- Black Top
- SSK
- Rear Center Console in Body Color
- A number of other cosmetic upgrades
Someone offered me $41.5K... what do you think... fair price?
Dutchie, you may recall that I couldn't even get a bite on my C2 Coupe about 9 months ago when I offered it for $42K, and I had 45K miles on it. I know the cab is worth more that the Coupe, but I think $41.5 is a decent price.
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in Charlotte has been trying to sell his 01 Cab for quite a while and his latest asking price is $33k.
The truth is that your car is worth a lot more than that, but in this economy 41-42k is not bad at all, if you really need to sell take it. I am trying to trade in my 02 with 41k miles and the dealer wont give more than 30k
It's certainly worth more, but it depends on your hurry to turn it into cash. I think we'd all like to see you get more for it - have you tried adertising in Seattle or Canada? Prices seem to be holding up in that market area.
I don't think $41.5k for a 5 year old C2 Cab with >40k miles is too bad at all! I paid $38k for my 00 Cab in 05 with 27k miles, less options and "special" color but the demand/economy was better in 05 than it is today. Go for it unless you want/can wait. However, in Winter or next year I don't expect you to get more than $40k.
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